Struggles of Two Black Men with Similar Pasts in The Other Wes Moore by Wes Moore

After losing her mother, the prisoner 's mother lost her house and children' s help. Wes Moore 's parents and his grandparents attend college. His grandparents do a good job in the community. His mother is motivated, determined to succeed in life, and is doing ethical work to achieve the goals of life. "My mother swears that no one else will get his hands in mind, she will not tolerate others" (Moore 10). She is an ambitious woman. She reached an agreement with herself - "In any case, she will receive education and leave the community" (Moore 19). Moore's mother sent him to a private school and kept him away from the hard life of his life.

In this semester seminar my teacher was assigned to my class and read The Other Wes Moore. This story relates to two young people whose names are the same but whose fate is different. It is very similar in many ways, but the lives of the two Wes Moore are totally different. One Wes Moore is a writer, an entrepreneur, a graduate of John Hopkins, a scholar of Rhodes and a US Army officer, and the other is Wes Moore. The prisoner sentenced him to death in time. The year of the military school, the colonel said to the author, "When you left school, left your work, or left the earth, in order to make sure that what you have been here is important I will make sure I did my best "(Moore), 133)

Other Wes Moore 's Wes Moor' s Wes Moore is a true story about two different boys, they are called Wes Moore. The author shares his story about how he grew up and the way he led his participation in Johns Hopkins University. The author also wrote a story about the way to other drugs of Wes Mua, and it has been imprisoned for killing police officers now. Wes Moores lost their lives when they were very young They all grew up in Baltimore, but one of them was very successful, but others did not succeed. Each chapter has a short story about each Wess, so this book is very interesting. Interestingly, as the book continued, their lives were divided. It also makes it easy to compare and contrast Weses' life and way. I like this book very much, I think that it seemingly small decisions change completely, giving us a deep understanding of how we can shape people's lives and the future.